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RE: cMP - the open source high-end Memory Player

AF,

No need for large memory. Cplay at some point was changed to read not whole songs but portions. You will notice that one long tracks for redbook it adds a number in parenthesis (usually 2) to show the number of reads to memory it does.

Look at the specs, it only supports a max of 1g anyhow. FWIW I used 512mb because that was the smallest I could find.

Cut to razor sounding violins

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